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This is a list of the occupations of Presidents before they entered politics. Often previous career experience is minimal, however many presidents did spend their younger years in college and the military.
No party
Federalist
Democratic-Republican
Democratic
Whig
Republican
This list includes those who have served as the Vice President of the United States since the first administration in 1789 and as recently as the current administration in 2007 . It includes the home state of the officeholder as well as when he took office, when he left office and the political party that he belonged to.
Federalist
Democratic-Republican
Democratic
Whig
Republican
#
Image
Name
Home State
Took Office
Left Office
Party
President(s)
3
Aaron Burr
New York
March 4 , 1801
March 4 , 1805
Democratic-Republican
Jefferson
4
George Clinton
New York
March 4 , 1805
April 20 , 1812 ²
Democratic-Republican
Jefferson /Madison
Vacant
April 20 , 1812
March 4 , 1813
Madison
5
Elbridge Gerry
Massachusetts
March 4 , 1813
November 23 , 1814 ²
Democratic-Republican
Madison
Vacant
November 23 , 1814
March 4 , 1817
Madison
6
Daniel D. Tompkins
New York
March 4 , 1817
March 4 , 1825
Democratic-Republican
Monroe
7
John C. Calhoun
South Carolina
March 4 , 1825
December 28 , 1832 ³
Democratic-Republican /Democratic
J. Q. Adams /Jackson
Vacant
December 28 , 1832
March 4 , 1833
Jackson
8
Martin Van Buren
New York
March 4 , 1833
March 4 , 1837
Democratic
Jackson
9
Richard M. Johnson
Kentucky
March 4 , 1837
March 4 , 1841
Democratic
Van Buren
10
John Tyler
Virginia
March 4 , 1841
April 4 , 1841 4
Whig
W. Harrison
Vacant
April 4 , 1841
March 4 , 1845
Tyler
11
George Dallas
Pennsylvania
March 4 , 1845
March 4 , 1849
Democratic
Polk
12
Millard Fillmore
New York
March 4 , 1849
July 9 , 1850 4
Whig
Taylor
Vacant
July 9 , 1850
March 4 , 1853
Fillmore
13
William R. King
Alabama
March 4 , 1853 5
April 18 , 1853 ²
Democratic
Pierce
Vacant
April 18 , 1853
March 4 , 1857
Pierce
14
John C. Breckinridge
John C. Breckinridge
Kentucky
March 4 , 1857
March 4 , 1861
Democratic
Buchanan
15
Hannibal Hamlin
Maine
March 4 , 1861
March 4 , 1865
Republican
Lincoln
16
Andrew Johnson
Tennessee
March 4 , 1865
April 15 , 1865 4
Democratic
Lincoln
Vacant
April 15 , 1865
March 4 , 1869
A. Johnson
17
Schuyler Colfax
Indiana
March 4 , 1869
March 4 , 1873
Republican
Grant
18
Henry Wilson
Massachusetts
March 4 , 1873
November 22 , 1875 ²
Republican
Grant
Vacant
November 22 , 1875
March 4 , 1877
Grant
19
William A. Wheeler
New York
March 4 , 1877
March 4 , 1881
Republican
Hayes
20
Chester A. Arthur
New York
March 4 , 1881
September 19 , 1881 4
Republican
Garfield
Vacant
September 19 , 1881
March 4 , 1885
Arthur
21
Thomas Hendricks
Indiana
March 4 , 1885
November 25 , 1885 ²
Democratic
Cleveland
Vacant
November 25 , 1885
March 4 , 1889
Cleveland
22
Levi P. Morton
New York
March 4 , 1889
March 4 , 1893
Republican
B. Harrison
23
Adlai E. Stevenson
Illinois
March 4 , 1893
March 4 , 1897
Democratic
Cleveland
24
Garret Hobart
New Jersey
March 4 , 1897
November 21 ,1899 ²
Republican
McKinley
Vacant
November 21 , 1899
March 4 , 1901
McKinley
#
Image
Name
Home State
Took Office
Left Office
Party
President(s)
25
Theodore Roosevelt
New York
March 4 , 1901
September 14 , 1901 4
Republican
McKinley
Vacant
September 14 , 1901
March 4 , 1905
T. Roosevelt
26
Charles W. Fairbanks
Indiana
March 4 , 1905
March 4 , 1909
Republican
T. Roosevelt
27
James S. Sherman
New York
March 4 , 1909
October 30 , 1912 ²
Republican
Taft
Vacant
October 30 , 1912
March 4 , 1913
Taft
28
Thomas R. Marshall
Indiana
March 4 , 1913
March 4 , 1921
Democratic
Wilson
29
Calvin Coolidge
Massachusetts
March 4 , 1921
August 2 , 1923 4
Republican
Harding
Vacant
August 2 , 1923
March 4 , 1925
Coolidge
30
Charles G. Dawes
Illinois
March 4 , 1925
March 4 , 1929
Republican
Coolidge
31
Charles Curtis
Kansas
March 4 , 1929
March 4 , 1933
Republican
Hoover
32
John Nance Garner
Texas
March 4 , 1933
January 20 , 1941
Democratic
F. Roosevelt
33
Henry A. Wallace
Iowa
January 20 , 1941
January 20 , 1945
Democratic
F. Roosevelt
34
Harry S. Truman
Missouri
January 20 , 1945
April 12 , 1945 4
Democratic
F. Roosevelt
Vacant
April 12 , 1945
January 20 , 1949
Truman
35
Alben W. Barkley
Kentucky
January 20 , 1949
January 20 , 1953
Democratic
Truman
36
Richard M. Nixon
California
January 20 , 1953
January 20 , 1961
Republican
Eisenhower
37
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
January 20 , 1961
November 22 , 1963 4
Democratic
Kennedy
Vacant
November 22 , 1963
January 20 , 1965
L. Johnson
38
Hubert H. Humphrey Jr.
Minnesota
January 20 , 1965
January 20 , 1969
Democratic
L. Johnson
39
Spiro T. Agnew
Maryland
January 20 , 1969
October 10 , 1973 ³
Republican
Nixon
Vacant
October 10 , 1973
December 6 , 1973
Nixon
40
Gerald R. Ford Jr.
Michigan
December 6 , 1973 6
August 9 , 1974 4
Republican
Nixon
Vacant
August 9 , 1974
December 19 , 1974
Ford
41
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
December 19 , 1974 6
January 20 , 1977
Republican
Ford
42
Walter F. Mondale
Minnesota
January 20 , 1977
January 20 , 1981
Democratic
Carter
43
George H. W. Bush
Texas
January 20 , 1981 7
January 20 , 1989
Republican
Reagan
44
J. Danforth Quayle
Indiana
January 20 , 1989
January 20 , 1993
Republican
G. H. W. Bush
45
Albert A. Gore Jr.
Tennessee
January 20 , 1993
January 20 , 2001
Democratic
Clinton
1 Arriving in New York City before President-elect George Washington , Adams was sworn as Vice President nine days before the President.
² Died in office
³ Resigned from office
4 Succeeded to Presidency upon death or resignation of President
5 The only Vice President to be sworn in outside of the United States of America (in Havana , Cuba ), with special dispensation from Congress.
6 Became Vice President under provisions of 25th Amendment
7 Acted as President under provisions of 25th Amendment
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^ a b c d e f g h i j k Died in office of natural causes.
^ a b c Resigned.
^ Former Democrat who ran for Vice President on Whig ticket. Clashed with Whig congressional leaders and was expelled from the Whig party in 1841.
^ a b c d Assassinated.
^ a b Abraham Lincoln and Andrew Johnson were, respectively, a Republican and a Democrat who ran on the National Union ticket in 1864.